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Baltimore Ravens ILB coach Mark DeLeone - Gap/Duo Drills Gap Drill - Front side LB can play Box or Spill technique. Back side LB fits of front side LB technique. - Spill Tech = BSLB must be able to change course & play cutback based on back path, stay...

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plug n scrape with rock back to maintain I/O leverage on the ball. match the angle of the back. Beautiful stuff

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